RTF 333 introduces students to the art of screenwriting, delving into its three foundational elements: story, character, and structure. We will focus primarily on writing for features, shorts, and television, but the same basic storytelling principles are applicable to games, documentary, web series, and other forms of writing for the screen.

Course Description: RTF 333 will introduce you to the fundamental concepts and forms of screenwriting. You will explore these by: reading and analyzing professional screenplays; reading, analyzing and critiquing your classmates’ work; and, …

RTF 333. Introduction to Screenwriting. Restricted to radio-television-film majors. An introduction to screenwriting for features, short films, documentaries, and television. Lectures explore the basic theory of story, character, and structure. Students write original screenplays during workshop hours.

RTF 333 will introduce students to screenwriting for both film & television. In lecture, we will study the fundamental concepts behind all screenwriting: story, character, and structure. In section, you will apply those concepts to writing your own original scripts for both features and TV in a workshop setting.

RTF 333 will introduce you to the fundamental concepts of screenwriting, focusing on story, character & structure. We’ll explore these basic ideas by analyzing professional scripts and films/TV episodes; critiquing your classmates’ work; and finally, writing original screenplays (for both features and TV). In working on your own

RTF 333 is intended to introduce you to screenwriting and will expose you to many of the forms which writing for the screen may take. Through writing exercises, script analysis and class discussion, you will leave this course a better writer than when you entered. Additionally, you will learn to write coherent, to-the-point coverage, which you

Beginning with the 2018-2020 Undergraduate Catalog, the Creative Writing Certificate program requires eighteen semester hours of coursework, including at least nine hours completed in residence: Six semester hours of coursework from English (E), Radio-Television-Film, or Theatre and Dance (TD).

RTF 333 will introduce students to screenwriting for both film & television. In lecture, we will study the fundamental concepts behind all screenwriting: story, character, and structure. In section, you will apply those concepts to writing your own original scripts for both features and TV in a workshop setting.

2023年10月25日 · Course Description: RTF 333 will introduce you to the fundamental concepts and forms of screenwriting. You will explore these by: reading and analyzing professional screenplays; reading, analyzing, and critiquing your classmates’ work; and, most importantly, writing original screenplays.

RTF 333 will introduce you to screenwriting, and the primary forms which writing for the screen may take: features, shorts, television and documentary. We will explore the basic theory and formal aspects of story, structure and character which are essential to all forms of screenwriting.